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Interest income earned on a bank account would be sourced in the state in which you reside. Since you are not a resident of California, you would not have to pay tax on it there. However, the Form 1099-INT reporting the interest may list the income as taxable in California since you have an address there. So it may be wise to submit a non-resident tax return if you are concerned about getting notices. Also, it may be difficult to explain to the California Franchise Tax Board why you have an address there if you don't reside there. They may default to the entry on the Form 1099-INT and assume you are a resident and require you to pay any tax due.
Your income would have to be over certain thresholds to be required to file, you can see the applicable tables here from the California Franchise Tax Board.
Interest income earned on a bank account would be sourced in the state in which you reside. Since you are not a resident of California, you would not have to pay tax on it there. However, the Form 1099-INT reporting the interest may list the income as taxable in California since you have an address there. So it may be wise to submit a non-resident tax return if you are concerned about getting notices. Also, it may be difficult to explain to the California Franchise Tax Board why you have an address there if you don't reside there. They may default to the entry on the Form 1099-INT and assume you are a resident and require you to pay any tax due.
Your income would have to be over certain thresholds to be required to file, you can see the applicable tables here from the California Franchise Tax Board.
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